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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
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Was a, meriied "a Il was beautiful.
Tributes 10 the merits Of Kinney Bros
eros. County" "Full Dress," Lat
est Bog lah" and "Whiie Gaps" are
received without number. The hness
cigarette made. Choice selected Of ca
made by hand. Kinney Tobacco Co.,
Now York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

II 10 said TO be rule Of nature
that every winged inscc. shall die
within a year, but how about the
mosquitoes and ilics that hold ovcrf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
A strsse That Failed.

LounvILLn, Kr., S,ptsmber ss.-
The strike In the wooden mills Of THU
city, which vas inaugursted two
mcn.hs ESQ, hss pro-es failure. Ths
vesvsp demanded an increase oil
wages and were supported In their
action by the Knights OF Libor. The
mill owners 'ook firm stand. refusing
10 take back any OF the strikers who
would not sign an agreement to give
up all allegiance 10 the X nights and
come back ct the old wages. They
we're compelled to close. Recently,
however, their employees began 10 seek
their old plaets NJ the ownsrs terms,
ard nearly all Of the weavers have
agreed 10 the conditions. Two milli
are Of work and another sK ,scis 10 bs
aba 10 begin today. II Is q very co
vere defeat Ir the Knights OF labor,
whs loss nearly sevan hundred mem
bers. after supporting that number f)r
too months. each having drawn from
2. 70 81 week from the labor treas
urY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
fe9ai Notices.

OPFIcE oP TUK COMMISSIONERS OF RAPID TRANsIr,)
ROOM No G. PIRsT FLOOR No. 100 BRoADwAY
NKw-YoRK. July IL. 1881. }
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that the Com
mssonsrs appointed BY the Mayor OF tho City Of New.
Ysrk under date 80 1887 in pursuance Of Chapter
Cos Of the Lava Of 1878 and It's invite the sub
mission Of plans for hs and operation Of
railway railways tho City County Of NewYort for
the ansrortaton Of mails freight all
suegescRs ether communications intended 10 be mads
the BOARD with reference the method Of
Ing or operzneG such railway rsiiways To- bs made Ia
writing before 1897 addressed
miassnera their ONCE Room No g. door No 100
Broadway, In the said city. ny order Of the Board
FREDERICK HOPPER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
IRE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave

~
6ers St, local trains issvs ast from to 20 minutes earlier
co.ch, 20 D1 Bn,.DSu ERP o EaIss sosos
Buffalo Niagara Falla Pullman sleeping Coaches from
m.Daiy Chicago and st. Lou, Limited" solid Pull
man tram Of Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches 70 Melville
sa To su Fans Ha%
lton ana Toronto No extra charge for fast time.
pay a1a as
.ps Ss;.s Ysss sas &C.
sa s SIS ST. so 1880 1888 noon iso Tsns u.s.
3SO ssS 500 sso ISso &c
sls H. Zoo oU %ansh oo'n lao $40 0'0
@ TO- A. si' 1860 20 sssss
Sq ps:a s;ss Il: ssl $50 - SO SO sSSo r.
- SSs e. $'!ss S s,S ;s
Monticello and White Lake 900 = M. 8 80 IN;
and 70 SEQ 20 49, $50 and
Montgomery, Rondout and Kingston. 900 M. $3.50 p m.
s ssS' ,
$50 500 500 $50 m Sundays 5:45. ssi5 $500. ioao
M,ddstowU ~sss days t4S S.4o. 7so soo 1920. m ESQ
sss 500 Ss1sS s tops
PSs 10 800 1920 ESQ $50 ssS ssSs
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for hs check
t Oc ST. % sos " 1s1. w
e from ss Ss or e the
sis fIoiss = m and $40 and 1000 p m N' "
r. Fl. soULE. 0sni M'gr l. r. FARMER, q. p. ACT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoURTRACX TRUNK LINE
On snd after June ~ trains Leave

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
tsa Socsssts PASSENGER station .ars sa xb,nv
a. araosa Lake eeGrs. and Montreal special Draw
Zoo M q: FAaoSs sh saa LIMITED composed
sns . ana
siosS ~ Chicago Erprss room cars to Rioa
Acid ,prinss Cana ndaigua and rochester
IN ara1na room cara ~ $40 S"~
25S D. NJ SARATOGA LIMITED. Saturdays only.
$50 % s.sy .y ssrsss9s and uSs special with
draxlnsrsom oArs Troy Connects through
q D. M. Acscmmodst,sa 70 Albany and Troy.
ss Toledo Detroit
;sspna cara for CsvssnA Cincinnati Has, 81
except Saturday, piuingcar New York % Albany
= fssar AID IA Msnrs Point
va 81 Aosns s!eepsrs eopnsc' dx Mann'a,n EsaHS
Loom Lac: ssr.s.s ii Paul smith. ss.pss sIs:e
sunday for Luserns North Creek Blue Monntain IA 40
s':s: y. s Ss:s. s.s' % sS o
VI, saaso, k.ssIs Ssfs S,sysaaa Tslsaa Ds.ro, s.S
Chiossa sissrinsears 70 Clayton VIA ussss aAiS 'A"
iaiSS H. MICA, Ezprsss vita siecpnscar. Alsaly
ssaIss Lake George snd for the North Except sss'aS
S "a :';s: e S:ss j.: s;;
rsrI raos nsresy Place ~ Wsss AL 80
s:s ij a.s rre ss. s .ss
's..es,ss Erpssa. and check osxsass on Ass's
s:y, cs9s:S: .:,y excess Sunday 's''r'' x's
~ s rSTsEsx: e..::a s.:s:..: 1s;as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
Ire Cream

A FACT.-Horton's Ice Cream is made from
"A turc cream Horton's Patent super Frozen Brcks Of
ice Cream for Bestaurants Churches Fsstvaa a.
hard one hous Country orders promptly nled Dspo
Hsv.YesE and as Tulton-st Breeklyn. -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
7 RHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

brpsses eta ~ follower
IL m fof CatssauQus and mtermedate pointa
for Geneva 1yonat ElurA. tochester. Buffalo eno
NJ West saa principal local pe,na Chair ear 70
Y THnkhsnnook Connection 70 Reading and Harrs6nrE
est0 t9r Pttsson and principal Intermediate ponsA
Chair oar 10 PtttatoA &C
y ss.xias ssa EIrslsears Chair oar . TopiAy. .
D. fog Lyons. EinirA Roches ter. BunAo ~
She West Pullman sleeper = LyonA
E66n p for Laursys Asd |.ssrn sdsss Rsiats ..
ali Dsiat. Ia lahan0I ieA Ts iGs! r'sa'a~
a. n for ,auoh Chunk hasle0q eaiate petn3
yslo . "a fvf Oopay and intermediate pointA
W, d for 0snstA LyoRs Elmra Rochester. bunAae ~
sha Nesa Sal-sr al. ..r - vos, ,.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE. -
IA. Steamers CITY OF raoY and SARATOGA leavs
footof North Hver ig sIosyt SitariAc
Albany. Troy Exalrsisa Tickets $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

GEORGE j. SMITH, AuctiOneer, sells ma.
" ohnery hxtures OF patent venator for account OF
Messra Enrich and Prsak this day. At IL o'clock, st
No 10 ChAmbersst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Day Line Steamers !
NTW.V0RK And ALBANY.

HUDSON RIVER BY By I DAYLIGHT
NE IVY ,iIs,s and s AnsnNT
Leave Brostyn FuItca- st (Dy Annex. m
N:wyoTt y W... s 3: ssr m
For ALBANY, landing a. Yoaksr. west ro,as NswSarE
roughk.spss Bansoosi. casskni and Haa'oa Returning
Afns BAND attached to each boat
De- RI ioT he n s.. .sr
GTDsoN vii. sl'f :sss's %Sa. y Tor f
rs. Srs. 18th sfad j srf F1tt
~ North and SPECIAL l TEAi rs
WIN call Tor aud check baggage hotels resaeace
TOR HUDSON AND COXsACKIE,
Tu:.asy sGs Sr:ss
81 g. r. rom pis; 10Y .oa rra.,,
psr tootoi Frsnfia.sI ap BOass connect with
PENNSYLVANIA, A., RA 4GkR q. Iss.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains York Desorosses and corandt Streets
md e. Yves. Nth rp,, ys, f., :ss
CT: I%.a Dun smoking sleeping
"a CORY loi f'a'vns Petroleum
g: 3 ssS sss End .s,s w.,
S%%sa f:nn,yiy,al,
ss,'as;S e11's e. 'SsS
sSs .so 50 ..s = ~ s:s "a as a'a "
For For 6 A5.f Msy Gs .,a
ESQ yit Ha ssc aas h%eI
Ysl ls s Rss .S .'' s:ss
ana sSTfi aa. s.isS'S so % s M
Sssd;s "9
z1ss: s.rSs Pi,.eur yl 80 ii 1% s,1,;aT 100
&c ;,:s.:i So ss sss $S ;;S u.s.
si &c. 1 &C. 4cc T. 20 sss
ifSS nn ? scTas SsP s's ''
FOR PHILA DELPHfA.
Express Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses ind Cor
$40 40 9 ess.ss and u w.;n,ss,pq In
;sss Ds.ps en- = si,:
4;.s. S.; :isss s:ss.y sss
sa1jsy IsIsss to sP S.n aS
h f5g TIDE tC; faS: p!s' $50
ss S PM. ny. is.s ssS sSS ss sls s "a
800 M. 1919 $40 t4So Limited sas' ssS. 7'i2 and
Leave Philadelphia. Camden. 300 M and a'so p m
Ticket oncs. sas Is, and s44 Broadway Aston House.
s%S S9 Of son an loot 81 Fo
BrooFyn station Jersey CITY Emgrant Ticket ouoe Cas-
The rrrransier Company will call for and check
oas CM r9gT ~ PTGH' JR WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
TALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
j NEWPORT. FALL RIVER AND EAST AND
A DoU BLE DAILY SERVICE 10 now being operated
this route -Four steamers IN commission Pilsr Bristol
Providence and Old Colony. A FINE BAND AND
ORCHESTRA ATyTACRED TO EACH STEAMER Leave
NewY from Pier 25 Told NOD ~ r. foot Of Murrayss.
follows
$50 D. No. for Fail River direct connecting for Boston.
Fichburg Bedford Marthas Vineyard Nantucket and
local points o o old Colony Railroad.
els m for Newport Inc aoou, $40 m and Fan River
about m connecting with trains and through
for Boston. Cape Cod LEVEL and North White Noun
tans 90
SUNDAYS Leave New York at $50 for all points Re-
turning leave Boston p.
Connection BY Annex Boat daily from Brooklyn .. M
Tickets and stsIerooms can be obtained NewYork at
POI 2si ga 957 S23 Broadway 264 West l23thst
ia F,.t lasth a. I53 Bowery Aston Windsor
Hotel, Line ONCE Pier IS N. r.. and on stsamera
Sand &c IN stampt copy Of " Old Colony or Pilgrim
Land and Fol- River Line Tours"
BORDEN &,LovELL GEO. l. CONNOH
AEsnts Gen. Pasa Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
EVENING LINE.

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAATERSKILL AND CArSKILL
Leave Pier 49, ". r. foot OF Jayst.
EVERY WEEK DAY AT p. NJ,
Fxcspt ON Saturday. Raasrsk leaves AZ p N. and
Walter Brett AZ
CATsKrLL MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. r CONNECTS.
Iislof houseA rates 40, at pier. mailed free BY
W J HuGHEs Treasurer. Catskili, ". Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

cArsKrLL MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO R. R CONNECTS
L' houses g.f' H "a Per f Ss csf NY
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
LOO II ao i1a 200 s5ess
100. i2OOp m SUNDAYS At 400. s'+5 a nj $780, 1900
Train. leaving a. 100 ns0, 100. H. isq 100 $50
So,i:y!o &c 500 OT Es.oD B' III Allentown
$500 NJ for Ea:ssn B.SIss.% GIsnts.a xsas5 !hant
Mauo csnnt 'P Repdns R-.sarr sss
sts tor Es.!on Bethlehem ss0,Gvs Msnes Gauns
burg wlliamsport etc. o.,,,.s.. .p.,,,vr ~,
for Ea.'Sn ps9ss:% A:nS ON M.nSn ossns
s,i $40 llS 1,., 20 $50 'S 10 sr + R.a
Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove Except sundavs Point
Cos siS m. 1880 tso p m. for Lakewood Toms River
scoa NJ I;sc H. FOR Atlantic CITY vnol.ad nrids.ton
$50 bS go MS Sunday. 500 No.
i0r rer'n VIEW SHwJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
rOrLoYS s4 SRRNc nGV ocE HNs Drove. 60
80 ii:$ sIss s sss 81,
t,S1y Par pS!i Ocean Grow. Beach spring
Al $50 500 M. 100 sA5 .. m. for Lakewood. Toms
River and bsrneEat -
and Atlantic City.
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST:
~ ERN RAlLRoAn, SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN ETY. EN-
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots York foot OF Barclay and Christop s
Ga m Daily ,ept Sundays Buffalo and oswsso Express
Water Gap Stroudsburs Scranton Bnghamton ElmirA
n n s sSns a Dsa
vile and Northumberland at oweEo for ithaca sad inferno
date stations - 49,. -
and Elmira Soran
ton for Pttston. Kingston. Wukesoarrs, Ac
10 D. M scranton, Wikesbarre and Kingston EXpresa
7p Daily Buhalo Limited Express Tor stroudsenrs
Scranton Bnghamton. owego. Eura earning. Bath WN.
land Buffalo, &c. arriving In Buffalo 7il0 mi sleeping
. p N. Daily Buffalo,, Utica and o.wsso Express for
stroudsburr scranton BnEhamton. Cortland Syracuse
osweso, Greene oxford Norwich Utica Ac connec,s at
Connects At Buffalo with trains for all points West
Richneld Springs 8 a daily except Sundays p
daily Pullman sleeper attached
Tickets checked ~ 2s5 broadway and
Express Offices 10 Now York and BROOKLYN.
SHORE LINE, all Rail Route, for Boston:
~ Newport the East Express leaves GRAND Central
station 81 Limited Express except Sunday m
leaves At p N. daily sioept Sunday Palace Parer Cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trans leave from Chsmbers Station for Englewood
Tenafy.. Closter. spsrkl and Nyack $50. ?;lg SIG
1880 n, II midniehs SUNDAYS TAO $50 a M and >
$50, TAO $50 45o $50 (l3o y. m. Saturdays
only. sundaya $50 a H. 6p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
no NEW HAVEN, 75c.

" INV IA soSs
EXCURSION (sood days,. 81 IS
STEAMERS c. II. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peek sip P: 10 and Win
'SS and SnseHd " "a Broad
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
For RED Bank Long A'oury Park
Ocean Beach c SgsS%f sci cis Hn JUNE a. 1851
ss s!ss "a n.s ss; It
VI e s:s a. s; ;s; s ;l,is sss1 ,,s
o. and m Sunday trains do not stop st ocean Grove
Sss Fl x909 r Z e4tDyEs J.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
.. n &C.. o lf::ss and 20 minute,
'a b.;Io ,1 and IG ss.ss s H.ia Boz
k'ss;:,s Els srs':'n Bridge Niagara
'i uaics 10 ''i5 '.I s,5s i,'S sos snSg%
,5S ss s5 ss sfs.i Albany s'' ' 800
.7 SI;'.s1a Si I$is: ?s.lE S::sSis
s. sss s's s 's co. NJ
sS.s ia & S'''. E c''i'
ns sarasoss Specials iiso H. $40 p. Drawinsroom
Lsis S:s!ss II az SATURDAY.. caly sHss1 a,
an. tis, AS p; D!.v.nE Room Oars 10 Xinssion Of
.sS ST. zoo a1I.; .sS sis ss
cars 10 Grand Hotel station and Ph@niea flor Hotel Ksat
orskii and Mountain House) on 90 llSo No. and S4'
y. m. train.
Paisnvis. Cairo and Msgnia. House staten sis I'ls
9, ~ so a M, S+h m. DravnGresm car 10 Cassxin on
IL: 80 a. M. 34b trains.
Daily. baby except SATURDAY tsasurdays ssly
For Timetables. psror slsssns car aessr=:.e
lions information, apply at onices -
nEonst Tso sgIsensl Amer S@Ss cSs q aenv
Psrs rsea aud Ws:s SSsrs s,stoaS Ies Of West t3as1
'xVssasrbiltsvS General Passenger AgsAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
0carNrs.

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snced LADY for higher English branchesi resident
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1865 7 East l4thst. N Y.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

"Cty OF Worcester" ~City Of Boston," and ~Cy
Of lawrence lave PIER 4o North River foot Of Watts
next pier above DesbrosseSst feyl daily. Sundays
cepted at D. Tickets and statsrooms secured 207.
GEL S97 457 957 Broadway 10 and IL Green wcht.
1853 Bowery, Astor House. Windsor and Cosmopolitan
hotels sSs Fulton.sL, Brooklyn Pier co. North River
a. W. BRADY Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

nJFTHEREi s any better gmde-book' Ameri-
can or sorsigs Of and We have 'ese"
severely by experience" says this weeks THE NATION
q rIoKNoR's
WHITE MOUNTAIN GUIDE-BooK.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-03-23
The Presidents Physician Suggests Node for
Avoiding the Catastrophe.
The Treasury Department Refuses to Pass q
Chinese Joss Frss Of Duty.
Standard Silver Donars-Presidential and
Treasury Appointments-supreme Court
Deeisions-Odds and Ends-Etc.
HIS LIFE IN DANGER.
President Cleveland Warned to Change
His Mode of Living.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-Dr. Il. T.
Sewers, one of the most prominent physi-
clans of Washington, in an interview with
a reporter declared that there is danger
that President Cleveland will not live
through his term unless there is change
in his mode of living. DR.. Sewers, six
months before Mr.. Manning's illness, made
the same prediction with regard to the
Secretary and advised a friend to waru
him of his danger. In the interview, to-
day, DR.. Sewers said: ut may deemed
impertinent to talk to the President
through a newspaper man, but know of
ne other way of reaching him, and those
about him so surely. You recall my at
tempts with the friends of Mr.. Manning
should take the same chances in this
matter. | am personally apprlsed of the
Presidents condition, and while it is in no
sense dangerous, it will not be long before
there will be reason for alarm. President
Cleveland is large fleshy man, and since
he came to the White House has gained
enormously in flesh. Now, when he lived
in Buffalo 1t was his habit to take long
walks. Since he came here, however, he
has abandoned every form of exercise, save
carriage riding. That is of little or no use
with the springs now in use and the smooth
streets for which Washington is famous.
The President is man who works with his
bead a great deal is, in fact, an intense
brain worker. He is, in other words, q
plodder, and his brain is consequently filed
with an excess of blood. What is the re-
sult2 He works with his head, eats enorm.
ously and fails to exercise his muscles. His
blood vessels are weakened, and 1t is only a
question of time, when in moment OF ex-
element he bursts blood-vessel. | tell
you, at the rate PresideI-t Gle veland is now
living there is great danger that he will not
live throughout his term. Something
should be done to bring him to realize his
danger and take the proper steps to pre-
vent the result which will surely ensue il
he fails to take proper exercise. What |
should recommend would he the fixing up
Of room in the White House and the set
ting apart of half-hour every day for gym
nsstic exercise. That alone, in my opinion,
will prevent catastrophe, the avoidance
OF which not only the President but the
country at large is interested in securing y
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-03-23
BATTERED AND BRUISED.
Policemen Guarding a Church Roughly
Handled by Mob.

Dy u MOD
DETEoIT, Mich, March 2O.-More than a
year ago the members of st. Albertus Pol
ish Catholic Church were rioting because
their priest, Father Kolaslnski, had been
deposed by Bishop Borgess.. After a futile
attempt 10 keep the church open with
another priest IN charge the building was
closed, and has so remained since. At in
tervsls there have been rumors of its re-
opening, each such report creating great
excite ment among the congregation, which
numbered 1000. Within few DAYS 8 re-
port became current that the church would
be reopened by Father Dombowski on
March p. This report aroused the Kol-
asinski faction, and trouble was antici-
pated. To-day squad OF policemen
were guarding the church and neigh
boring convent when they were as
sailed by q crowd of the Kolasinski
supporters. Officer Frank Schraffron was
struck in the face with brick; his assail-
ant was arrested and the storm broke forth.
Ten or more pistol shots were fired at the
police, who were also assailed with q
shower of bricks, clubs and other handy
missiles. In reply the police fred over the
heads of the mob and kept them at bay
while their prisoner was carried away and
additional police protection secured. Near
ly 5000 Poles ragged and stormed about the
officers, but no further violence was at.
tempted. Half a dozen policemen were
badly battered and bruised, but none were
fatally injured. A few Poles were also
hurt, hut their companions Immediately
carried them away so thst the extent of
their injuries could not be learned. To-
night the police are guarding the disturbed
district, but no further trouble is antici-
pated tonight. The convent windows
were badly shattered by the flying bricks.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-03-23
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
MorIey's Amendment to the Coercion Bill
PIeases the Irish Members.

LoNpoN, March 21.-John Morley gave
notice in the House of Commons this even
ing that he would move an amendment TO
the Governments motion to the effect that
"the House decline to set aside the busi-
ness in favor of measure increasing the
stripgency of the law in Ireland, whilst no
effective security is taken against the abuse
of the law by the exaction OF excessive
rents" Mr.. Morley's motion was received
with loud cheers by the Irish members.
The Parnellites are gratited at the
amendment and heartily approve it. The
amendment was drafted last week by
Morley, Harcourt and Gladstone with the
view of embarrassing the Radical Union
lists, some of whom the Conservatives ad-
nit may possibly abstain from voting.
Lord Harrington is aware OF the Govern
mebt's plans and has approved them. He
will doubtless carry the bulk of his fol-
lowers with him. The debate of Mr..
MorIey's amendment will last several
nights, and it is certain that Mr.. Gladstone
will speak.
Mr.. Smiths motion for urgency for the
coercion bill will be opposed to the utter
most by the combined strength of the Glad
stonians and the Parnellites. Mr.. Smith
promises an early statement Of the land
proposals, but the opposition are deter.
mined not to permit the introduction OF
the coercion bill until the land question
has been dealt with. Ministerialists admit
their inability to enforce the new closure
rule without protracted debate.
The Gladstonians greeted with derisive
laughter Mr.. Smiths statement that he
hoped to reach the second reading of the
bill on Monday.
The Irish Conservatives will raise ques-
tion why Father Keller is allowed special
privileges in Kilmainham sJail. Father
Kollar rr0vidos his own food and has
servant, and his friends have free access to
him. DR.. Kenny, medical officer OF the
National League, has applied to be allowed
to attend Father Keller, and to supply him
with champagne if his health requires it.
The Conservatives will insist that the
prisoner be treated according to the rules
as a frst-class misdemeanant.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-03-23
Tampa, Florida, Cigarmakers.

JACKSONVILLE, March 20.-The Times.
Union Tampa special contains the follow
ing: Having seen copy of the proceed
fDgs OF the Central Labor Union Of New
York, as Published in the World and Her
aid of the 18th Instant, in which the po-
sitlon is taken that the action of the Citi.
zeDs' Committee in requesting Ramon
Rubiera and other Cubans to leave Tampa
was because of their connection with labor
organizations. We desire, as official repre-
sentatives of the x nights of Labor, to pos
itively deny such assertion, and to em-
phatically state that the action of the
committee had no bearing, either directly
or indirectly, towards labor organizations
or any laboring man in our community.
~. N. BENDER,
Master Workman Local Assembly s, ,797.
'AEToE0 JEMINEz,
"Naster Workman Local Assemly $3.50.
"GEoRGK SMITH,
Master Workman Local Assembly s,sf9."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-03-23
Foreign Flashes.

Cardinal Van Nutelli has been appointed
to succeed the late Cardinal Jacobini as
Papal Secretary of State.
The Berlin police state that Degarieif, the
murderer of Lieutenant-C Colonel Sudeikin,
was the ring leader of the recently discov-
cred plot to assassinate the Car.
The German physicians have issued a
paper advising young men against entering
the medical profession, as the prospects OF
doctors are becoming worse yearly.
Sir James Ferguson, Under Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, in the House of Commons
last night, said he hoped to lay before the
House before the Easter recess a dispatch
from the United States Government relat-
ing to the fisheries.
A dispatch from Massowah reports that
the Italians who we're held as prisoners by
Rasaloula have arrived there from Asmara,
with the exception of Major Savoiroux,
who had been detained to act as Rasal-
oula's physician. Communication be-
tween Massowah and the interior was cut
off,